I had a rhinoplasty in June of 2017. I no longer have saliva and my mouth is always dry! Is this normal? (Photo)

Thanks for your questions.  It is difficult to make any recommendations without having before and after photos to compare. I would certainly recommend you follow up with your surgeon and make sure they understand your concerns.  You can review your photographs and have a discussion about what s...

You are early in your healing and it is possible this is swelling of the soft tissue and bony lining (periosteum). Patience is indicated here. Most surgeons would wait a few months before considering a touchup as swelling goes through a lot of evolution in the initial several weeks. One of the...

 Depending upon the shape of the nasal tip and the entire nose, only the dorsal hump can be addressed which would include hump removal and osteotomies. As long as the nasal  tip cartilages are adequate, no surgery is indicated. If the tip cartilages are out of balance with the remainder of the n...

Thanks for the question. Based on them you will need a rhinoplasty procedures. It can be performed under local anaesthesia and in one time. The recovery time will be in between 7-10 days. I wish you all the best.

The bridge of your nose is like an "A-Frame" roof top, and removing the bump may lead to widening, also called an "open roof". A month postoperative may be too soon to evaluate your nasal width. Certainly discuss your concerns with your rhinoplasty specialist to see what might be best for you...

As you have experienced, changes occur over the course of rhinoplasty healing. At first, the nose looks too "fat" and too "up," especially at the tip. Most of the dropping happens early, but there can still be significant changes over the full year and beyond. Stay in touch with your surgeon ...